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Android
Come to the rest of the world, no problems here .
Honestly if every brand would stop making their own shitty launchers and filling their phones with bloatware this would mostly not happen anymore I think. Pure Android on Google Pixel phones is hands down better than every other version.
The Samsung's OneUI is imho much better than pure android in terms of features and UX. It's sad, because it shouldn't be like that and it makes it hard for me to leave samsung for something else (I wanna pixel with GrapheneOS)
I agree. Why do you want to leave if you're saying it's better?
Because of privacy (not only Samsung's, but Android itself sends massive amount of data to Google) GrapheneOS removes all the tracking and hardens the android to be more secure.
It is only bad in the sense that it could be so much more, but it certainly is the best we have for phones atm.
I use it but often I hate it and random, in my opinion shit, UX decisions that are forced on me.